... 8A1qoolu ?? X 3u S.- :UMMARIY*. DOMESTIC. In the iloume of Lords, last night, Eal a: GraUVille promised to inquire into the alleged it sufferings of women and children employed d In bleaohbig and dye works The Earl of tl Hardwicke ?? attention to the Iufficiency t and inefficienL.7 of our naval reserves, the fc strength of whieS, the Duke of Somerset sud ai In reply, was 11,000 or 12,000 men, ...

... E N G L AN D. IT AROTHE11 NOBLEMAN IN THE RANKS.-It is said in that the second son of a noble Peer, inheriting an at immense property, is a private soldier in the 21st gi ?? Fusilers.-United Service Gazecltte. NEwSPAPER IN Tuxis. -The Bey of Tunis has give s ti, the necessary permission for the establishmrnt of a g' newspaper in Tunis. It will appear on the 1st of t, lay under the title of 0 ...

... IIOUSE OF LOIlDS-FRIDAY. (Ssppiseiteetni'! to 2e31eqrep7isc Sstiiltiiia/ly CHURClti SlERVICES IX SADI-Rli'S WVELS THE13ATRE. Lord DUNGANNON, in rising to call atteontion to the performance of Divine service at Sadler's Wells and other theatres by clergymen of' tite, Chiech of' Enfgland on Sunday evenings, and to move a resolu- tion-' That such services, being highly irreogilal and ...

... RAILWA Y INTELLIGENCO. en- 40 edl- NORTH AND SOUTH-WESTERN JUNCTION. *5 This company held its hialf-yeairly meeting yesterday ai Itthe Euston station, Mr. H. Touta] in. the chair, when the oceretacy, Mr. Chubb, read c report, of which the followini is tin iibridgmnent: Thie results of the past half-year's working have ho-en cc( ;stitisfthettiry as to justify at dividend considernbly in ...

... A JOURNEY TO TE WESTERN PRAIRIES OF I AM\ERICA.I BlY TIHE TION. GRIANTLEXY F. BEnRlELEY. lrR0M TIrM FIELD.) XO. v'1. ON Monday morning, the 13th of September, I left Cincirinati by train, attended by a very civil conductor, and, with my dogs, got very comfrortably located in bis car. For ?? distance the Ohio river conttiued on our left, and then fine undilating land, with very good crops of ...

... IA D?32A OP THE GRET UNPAID. E ' I ,c s t ethet qygining, contai aed a tetter ;l ; I s the subjoined curious dream ?? While staying at St. Mban's early last month I strayed f into the Town Hal, where the Quarter Sessions were being held on Thursday the 8th. I then and there heard a poor t agricultural labourer, out of work, for stealing a few sticks from a fagot-stack during the inclement ...

... LFROMt OLIR OWN CORRESP'ONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The startling intelligence contained in the Second Edition of 27 el' orning Chronicle of Saturday, as to the alleged new alliance between Russia and Austria, fell like a thunderbolt among us. Its provisions, as set forth by you, are calcu- lated to give rise to the most serious apprehensions. One ' cannot forget that the Holy Piaces at ...

... [b'ROl OUR OWN COtRESPOFKDHNIT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVzNyxG, A telegram from London, with the in.j)0t, t in- formation, containal in the See-nd Edition of The MHorning Clronicle | d * a ivtw alliance between RI'- UIris, was published last night, producing a great sensation, and is copied into all the joir- na Is of this morning ; and it is a remarkable fact that not one hlas ventured to question ...

... I. SrIA A- ND THE ITALIAN QUESTION. ;a !'wise ld'eqe peublishes the following yrl k' the Baron von Schleinitz, h .3;; Mitaister of Foreign Affairs, to Count f the Prussian 'Minister at London, and o ardlitiono of Prussia's accession to rproped tl tst year Berlin, Nov. 25, 1859. : Majestys Charg4 ?? has done rme : in to irti a despaetch, a copy of which he . 0 veed L' C rird Joln Russell to him ...

... DISTIICT NEWS. DUDLEY. HIGcsWAY RoeBEn~s.-As Joseph Slater, of Upper Gornal, was proceeding home on Saturday night last, between twelve and one o'clock, and when near the Shaver's End Gate, he wes attacked by three mess ansd robbed of l7s. Wf, and a bunch of keys, with other articles. Slster weerobbed on the highway ashort time ego, and two oftherobbers on thatoccasionreceivedasentonce oftree ...

... THIE WELLINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Tim following are extracts from civil correspondenco of F. M. the Dukie of' Wellington, edited by his son {just publiskhed):- TO Slit UIIARLtrS SAXTON', 1ART. London, 25th March, 1809. MY DEAlt SIR CIHARL.ESs-I bavc moved for a now writ Ioe lile (,ity of' (,ashel, in the room of Mr. Quintiinl I)iclk, and I shinll be obliged to vou if you will let Mr. ...

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